Mexican deputies fight as troops quell galleries clash
Reports from Mexico City say Mexican chamber of deputies was invaded by armed supporters of rival blocs the Liberal Constitutionalists and Social Democratic. Soldiers were deployed after disturbances in the galleries. A hand to hand fight ensued with attackers victorious before order was restored.
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Mexican Chamber of Deputies
Selien
Parte
Social Democratic
Canis
Spertmntent Commission
Tevegs
Congress
Ete Rnta
Scadr Vasconedos
Presdent Obregon
Immigration limits and public health decree outlined
A decayed clipping notes a Washington report on restricting immigrants and imposing stringent health screening. The brief mentions a public health advisory and measures to curb disease spread, stressing enforced scrutiny of newcomers and heightened border controls.
Novel Soviet law offers state pension after murder
The article reports a proposed measure by Minister Dimitrov’s peasant government to deter killings. It would grant a one time sum of 40 dollars to the murdered person’s family and an annual pension of 7200 dollars, with the district of the crime subject to a decree by the ministerial council.
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BoMs
Bolgork
Dee
Dimitrov
Hay
Soviet government issued over eleven billion rubles in four years
A Moscow wireless dispatch reports that in four years the Soviet government issued more than 11,152,000,000 paper rubles, per an auditor’s tally to the Moscow all-Russian Soviet congress. The reform payments in food, wares, and similar goods exchanged for the currency totaled about 4,000,318,000 gold in value.
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Peeat
Riga
Moscow
Finanse Kristensky
Berg Acquitted in Bribery Case in California and Extradition Move
Terrell Lox, Die 30 reports Berg arrested December 7 on embezzlement charges in a Valleyton bank. He faced a bribery attempt against Marshal Goeaux. Berg won the negatory ruling in district court at Koufax. Sheriff Braden of Quincy is en route to Kaufman to retrieve Berg, with plans for another extradition fight.
City to Extend New Year Festivities Across Lone Star City
A sweeping New Year celebration is planned in San Antonio with major hotels like the St. Anthony and Gunter hosting events. Reservations top 1,400 at the St. Anthony and 700 at the Gunter as crowds prepare for rooftop and downstairs entertainments, grand dining, and a midnight light show.
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Antonio
St. Anthony
Revelors
Milcilion
Ricar
Mise Close
Charlie Trevins
N'Clown
Anthony
Gunter Hotel
Droorheil
Menger
Sr Antonio
Is base appropriation stalled for Galveston site
An $18 000 appropriation to pay for a site acquired by the government for a naval aviation base at Galveston is stalled in Congress. A letter from Assistant Secretary Roosevelt to Byrdger Gillett requests sale of the property at public auction to the highest bidder. A $244 000 permanent improvement plan would complete government work on the site. The action hinges on a lapse after the administration.
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Washington, D
Dec
Naval Aviation
Galveston
Cox
Aas
Congress
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Byedker Gillett
Mansavelt
Egyptian Leader Sails as Crisis Grips Suez Zone
Amid confusion over prohi bition disputes and political unrest, the article notes Egyptian leader’s sailing and rising tension with British authorities. It cites arrests linked to nationalist activities and rioting in Cairo following refusals to halt medical operations, with deaths reported in several cities.
Storm toll from star strike hits California
Fresno and other cities report mounting losses as a star strike injures workers. Three Southern California employees describe how a colleague, John Fh Peterson, froze to death while delivering company documents valued at $40,000 between camps.
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Fresno
Eiphill
California
Flr
John Fh. Peterson
French and British financiers weigh Europe economic plan
French and British financiers discuss the European crisis as workers and governments seek to restore market balance. The aim is an international bankers and merchants conference to influence postwar policy, with debate over Germany and Russia participation and differing Paris London views on holding formal talks. The Cannes meeting looms as a potential catalyst for coordinated action among leading economies.
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Tipthy
Msris
Bee
Foreign Office
Deere Vives
Europe
Aj Penne
Vronuh
Cannes
Thore
London
Poris
Germany
Russia
Bulthough
JAPS TO QUIT LIBERIA PROMPTED BY PENDING GUARANTEES
Japanese troops will withdraw from St Juga soon once suitable guarantees are obtained from the Pro Eastern republic of China. Foreign Minister Nanjima of Japan stated in Washington in response to a report that Japan would announce its immediate intention to evaluate Siberia.
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Brean
Washington
St. Juga
Republic of China
Nanjima
Japan
Siberia
Ambiguous Siberia Policy Prompted Refugee Claims
Fragmented OCR notes claim Jayna spoke of leaving Siberia once order was restored and that her citizens would be protected. The text mentions concerns over frontiers and Bolshoviki propaganda without clear context or dates. The source is garbled and difficult to parse into a precise news item.
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Washington
Jayna
Nenibary
Siberia
Chicago Clothing Strike Ends as Workers Return
The garment workers of the International Caps' Guemont Workers Union in Chicago reach a settlement on Thursday and plan to return to the shop next Tuesday. Negotiations involved Ben Schlessinger of New York, union president, and representatives from the Chicago Block and Suit Manufacturers’ association and the Northwest Block and Suit Manufacturers. The strike began in February.
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Chicago
Dec
Aielka
GOW
International Caps’ Guemont Workers Union
Anton
Ben Schlessinger
New York
International Union
Chicago Vlock
Aggogiation
Tet Northwest Vlock
Suit Manufactuers
Teccoiiher J
Homeless Man Slain Near Baltimore Gospel Mission
Early morning shooting near a Baltimore gospel mission on West Hatoga Street left one unidentified homeless man dead after being surrounded by about ten men. The shooter fled down Seventh Street amid loud cries and pursuit by mission attendees for several blocks. The mission offers free lodging for the homeless.
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Baltimore
Nsmid Gospel
Hatatoga Street
Store Again Robbed In Denver Conn At Thirteenth And Downing
Burglars entered the troopy store on Thirteenth and Downing streets in Denver Connecticut for the third time in months. They stole a safe weighing about 600 pounds that had just been installed two weeks earlier to replace a prior one.
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Denver
Conn
Der
Rabbere
Downing Streets
Slater
Boy Robber Shot in Kansas City After Break‑In
An attempted burglary near a residence led to a confrontation in which a young robber was shot and wounded. A companion escaped as residents reported hearing a night alarm and seeing hoodlums break into a building. the wounded assailant’s identity remains unknown.
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Kansas
Cis
Puller
Forged Beer Permits Linked to Prohibition Ring
Investigators traced a forgery scheme involving forged beer permits and forged signatures at a New York Prohibition office. Officials, led by Ralph A Tas and others, announced arrests and described the counterfeit documents as part of a wider illicit operation. The probe identified forged receipts and a forged clerk signature as central to the scheme and noted the case spans the period around the reported charges.
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Leviathan
New York
America
Hoboken
Eas
Ths Gronk
Willan
Dee
Sij
Ralph A. Tas
Day
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International Consortium of Bankers
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Cily Government
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Sea of the Cock
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